 | Letter: Vote No on Oct. 8 Proposition 2 1/2 Exclusion
To the Editor:
North Adams voters have an important decision to make on Oct. 8. Will we approve a Proposition 2 1/2 exclusion authorizing a 30-year increase above real estate tax limits to fund the city's share of the cost to build a new elementary school? Or will voters decide there are other, more fiscally responsible options |
 | Letter: The Problem With Yes Vote for Greylock School
To the Editor:
I'll say it again and again, I think all the yay-sayers are missing the point of priorities in North Adams, why we moved to another town.
The brown water, the water breaks, sewage backing up in the streets, the constant flow of power outages, the huge potholes everywhere, closed roads/bridges, cement barricades left |
| MCLA Ranked Top Public Liberal Arts College by U.S. News & World Report
NORTH ADAMS, Mass.—Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA) has earned the No. 6 spot on U.S. News & World Report's list of Top Public Liberal Arts Schools in the nation, after earning the No. 7 spot for the past three consecutive years.
According to a press release, the college's continued commitment |
 | NBCTC Director Named Grand Marshal of 2024 Fall Foliage Parade
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — David Fabiano of Northern Berkshire Community Television Corp. has been selected as the grand marshal for the upcoming 68th annual Fall Foliage Parade presented by 1Berkshire.
The parade will be step off in downtown North Adams on Sunday, Oct. 6, at 1 p.m. This year's parade theme is |
| Voices for Recovery Set for Saturday
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Have Hope Peer Recovery Center is inviting the community to celebrate Recovery Month at the annual Voices for Recovery event.
The celebration of substance abuse recovery has been a staple in the city for the past decade. Last year's event was held indoors because of blustery weather but |
| 2nd North Adams Missing World War II Casualty Identified
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — North Adams is set to welcome home another long lost son from World War II.
Pvt. First Class Erwin S. King of Clarksburg had barely been put to rest in Southview Cemetery when news that another missing serviceman has been identified.
City Veterans Service Officer Mitchell Keil |
 | Letter: I'm Voting Yes for Greylock School
To the Editor:
I'm voting Yes on Oct. 8 for a new Greylock School.
My kids will be approaching graduation by the time this school is built, so why do I care about this school project? I care because it's a wise investment financially and strategically for the health of our community which impacts all of us.
The commonwealth |
 | Letter: Yes to Greylock School Project
To the Editor:
The vote on Tuesday, Oct. 8, is about more than just a school. This goes further than simply a building. A place of foundational importance, one of first impressions on the meaning of community as it relates to youth, is on the ballot this October.
It has been asked in another letter to the editor: "How does a set |
 | Letter: Vote Yes for New Greylock
To the Editor:
Following years of hard work by the North Adams School Building Committee, voters in North Adams will decide on Oct. 8 whether to vote "Yes" and have the city move further forward into the 21st century by building a new state-of-the-art Greylock Elementary School, or to vote "No" and keep using the aging |
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